Rittal SV9343.040 NH Fuse-Switch Disconnector

Description

The Rittal SV9343.040 is a high-quality, 3-pole NH fuse-switch disconnector designed for the RiLine60 busbar system. With a rated current of 160A and a voltage rating of up to 690V AC, it provides dependable overcurrent protection and circuit isolation in industrial power distribution applications. This unit is designed for NH00 size fuses and offers a compact, safe, and efficient solution for control cabinets and switchgear assemblies.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Rittal
• Type Number: SV9343.040
• Rated Operational Current (Ie): 160 A
• Rated Operational Voltage (Ue): 690V AC, 50/60 Hz
• Number of Poles: 3
• Fuse Size: NH00
• Busbar System Compatibility: RiLine60
• Standards: IEC/EN 60947-3, IEC 60269-2-1

Label Info

• Model: SV9343.040
• Current/Voltage: 160A / 690Vac
• Category AC-21B: 690V
• Category AC-23B: 400V

Application

Ideal for use in industrial control panels, power distribution boards, and machine control systems requiring reliable circuit protection and a means of safe disconnection for maintenance.

Country of Origin

Made in Germany.

CO2 Impact

By reusing this part, you are contributing to a circular economy and avoiding approximately 32 kg of CO2 emissions associated with the production of a new unit.

Availability

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FAQ

This fuse-switch disconnector is specifically designed for the Rittal RiLine60 busbar system, which uses 60 mm center-to-center spacing.

No, fuses are not included. You must select and purchase NH00 fuses separately, based on the specific protection requirements of your application.

The unit features integrated clamp terminals for direct, secure, and tool-free connection to the RiLine60 busbar system.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026